Sentence examples for sought press from inspiring English sources

Mr. Davies seems to have sought press coverage for his purchases: in 1913, a newspaper reported, he paid $1,800 for the Dutch volume.

Although some of his rivals (most notably Cristobal Balenciaga) shunned the news media, presumably on the grounds that the widespread diffusion of their designs would undermine their rarefied appeal, Dior sought press attention because, as he put it simply, "the picture of a dress in a magazine can inspire a woman to buy it".

The company had not sought press, but a random post on Hacker News started to create some buzz for the startup, whose app was first available for download this May.

Neither Dunn nor Spaly should have been surprised this would become an issue when the company was raising large amounts of money and seeking press as part of its customer acquisition strategy.

"This is not about seeking press coverage to portray someone in a positive light," she said in an email.

A comprehensive communication strategy that builds a dynamic relationship with your audience is a must before you seek press coverage.

And, on that prospective candidate list, conventional wisdom finds those in contention variously writing campaign-style books; traveling to Iowa; and furiously seeking press coverage, speaking and fundraising in key states, and spouting big ideas.

Ms. Merkel has repeatedly sought to press Moscow on the issue of human rights.

Australia typically sought to press high and attack constantly, as per Postecoglou's mantra.

But few investors have sought to press such rights, in large part because the legal system moves slowly in India.

Since then, AES has sought to press CANTV's owners to increase the company's efficiency and its share price.